ROSEMARY · LAVENDER · LEMON · CEDARWOOD · THYME · JATAMANSI
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A WATER-BASED LEAVE-IN FOR THE SCALP, WITHOUT THE OILING SESSION
For anyone who wants scalp care without a hair oil; fine or oily roots that go flat under oil; daytime use with no rinseNot for anyone who avoids peanut-derived ingredients (the formula contains arachis oil); anyone who wants a traditional hair oil (see Hair Plus Premium Oil Based)
4.7 average· 159 reviews on this pageComplete the routine
Hair Plus Premium Water Based carries the Hair Plus essential-oil blend in a light, water-based leave-in made for the scalp. Rosemary, lavender, lemon, cedarwood, thyme and jatamansi are the six oils of the published hair-tonic formulation, with arachis (peanut) oil in the wider formula. The pack describes it as a patented formulation; spray it along the partings, massage gently and leave it in.
FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT SCALP CARE BUT NOT A HAIR OIL
Traditional hair oiling works, but it asks for a wash afterwards and a free evening. Hair Plus Premium Water Based puts the same essential-oil story into a leave-in that goes straight onto the scalp from a spray bottle: light enough to use in the day, simple enough to use often, and made to be left in rather than washed out.
It is a leave-in, not a pre-wash oil. Spray it along the partings, massage and carry on with the day; there is nothing to rinse out and no towel to sit under.
Rosemary, lavender, lemon, cedarwood, thyme and jatamansi are the six oils of the published hair-tonic formulation. The cards below say what each is known for.
The spray head and the thin, water-based texture are made for small partings, so the formula reaches the scalp instead of coating the lengths.
Because it is water-based, it is designed to feel lighter than a traditional hair oil. Start with a modest amount and add only what your density and texture need.
A routine only works if it happens. Two minutes at the mirror, morning or evening, is a habit most people can keep; follow the current pack for frequency.
The pack says patented formulation and the published hair-tonic patent is linked on this page. A patent describes a composition; it is not a guarantee of regrowth or a timeline, and this page does not claim one. Patch test before first use.
SIX ESSENTIAL OILS · ONE CARRIER · A PUBLISHED FORMULATION
Thyme, rosemary, lavender, lemon, cedarwood and jatamansi are the six essential oils named in the published hair-tonic patent (WO2006137081A1) that Hair Plus Premium is built on; arachis oil sits in the wider formula. Open each card for what the ingredient is known for. A patent publication describes a composition, not a measured result on this bottle, and the cards keep that distinction.
Rosemary leaf oil is the botanical most often reached for in scalp care, known for a fresh, stimulating feel and a clean herbal scent. It is the oil the Hair Plus range is best known for. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this bottle.
Lavender oil is known for its calming scent and a soothing feel on skin, including the scalp. It is one of the six oils in the published formulation and much of what you smell when you spray. The claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Lemon peel oil is known for a fresh, clean note and a light feel, the reason citrus oils turn up in so many scalp tonics. It lifts the blend's scent. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient, not a measurement on this bottle.
Cedarwood oil is a dry, woody essential oil with a long place in traditional scalp preparations, known for its grounding scent and for being one of the oils that hair-tonic formulas keep returning to. It is one of the six named in the published patent. This card describes the ingredient, not a result on this product.
Thyme oil is a warm, herbal essential oil known for its thymol content and a fresh, clarifying feel on the scalp. It is the first oil listed in the published formulation. The claim is about the ingredient, not a measured result on this bottle.
Jatamansi, or spikenard, is a Himalayan root with a long place in Ayurvedic hair oils, known for a calming, earthy scent and a traditional reputation for the scalp. It is the one Indian botanical among the six oils. This card describes the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Arachis oil is peanut oil, a light plant oil known for its fatty acids and natural vitamin E, used here in the wider formula alongside the six essential oils. Anyone who avoids peanut-derived ingredients should check the current pack before use. The claim is about the ingredient, not a result on this product.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WATER-BASED AND OIL-FREE
Every Hair Plus Premium formula is about the essential oils. The oil-based version carries them in a traditional hair oil; this version disperses them in a lighter, water-based leave-in meant for direct scalp application.
That is why it does not feel like an oiling session. Part the hair, spray a modest amount onto the scalp, massage with the fingertips and style as usual. Nothing to rinse, nothing to sit under a towel for. The honest payoff is a scalp that gets regular attention and a routine that is easy to keep, not a promise about regrowth that no leave-in can make.
THE TWO-MINUTE SCALP ROUTINE
The spray head puts the formula on the scalp rather than the lengths. Use a modest amount, follow the current pack for quantity and frequency, and patch test before first use; the formula contains essential oils and peanut-derived arachis oil.
Work on dry or towel-dried hair. Make small partings so the spray reaches the scalp rather than sitting on the lengths.
A modest amount along each parting is enough. Follow the current pack for quantity and frequency, and keep it away from the eyes.
Massage the scalp gently with the fingertips for a minute or two, then style as usual. There is nothing to rinse; wash with your usual shampoo on wash days.
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WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Hair Plus Premium Water Based, because none have been taken under matched conditions. The quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget, where 159 published reviews average 4.7 out of 5.
“Really a very good product..hair fall is less and quality of hair is also better than before”— Samarpita Nath · published review
“Good product..... Best quality”— Bonita Paul · published review
“Useful product”— Sumit Ranjan Das · published review
BUILD A ROUTINE AROUND THE LEAVE-IN
Pair Hair Plus Premium Water Based with compatible Arish hair care, and adjust the frequency to your hair and the current pack directions.
The protein wash for the lengths on wash days
The same oils in a traditional hair oil, for oiling days
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST BOTTLE
Yes. Water-based describes the delivery format, not the absence of oils. The essential oils are dispersed in a lighter, water-based leave-in intended for direct scalp application, without the feel of a traditional oiling routine.
Publication WO2006137081A1 documents a hair-tonic composition built around six essential oils: thyme, rosemary, lavender, lemon, cedarwood and jatamansi. Arachis oil belongs to the current product's wider formula; it is not one of those six. A patent publication describes a composition. It is not a guarantee of regrowth or a result timeline.
Make small partings, spray a modest amount directly onto the scalp, massage gently with the fingertips and leave it in. Follow the frequency and quantity printed on your current pack.
The water-based format is designed to feel lighter than a hair oil. Start with a modest amount at the scalp and add only what your density and texture need.
Yes. Arachis hypogaea oil is peanut oil. Anyone who avoids peanut-derived ingredients should check the current ingredient list on the pack before use.
Both carry the Hair Plus essential-oil blend. The oil-based version is a traditional hair oil you massage in before a wash; this one is a water-based leave-in you spray on and keep in. Pick by routine: oiling days, or everyday.
No growth claim is made here. What a leave-in can honestly do is give the scalp regular attention in a format that is easy to keep up; judge it by how your scalp and hair feel over weeks.
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